Where do I find changes.txt? Looked at beginning of this post but can't find.

Beeping when internet goes down..

HOW CAN I MAKE IT STOP..


i have unchecked the box in the miner config tab... but when the internet has an outage all the miners start beeping..

of course when the internet comes back online, they dont stop until i get up and unplug them and restart them

seriously..

this is becoming so annoying to be woken up at 3am because the internet has some update or something and has gone offline for a few minutes..


did i mention that they are pretty freaking loud too..

Is there any place that shows difference in versions? In particular difference between 3.4 and 3.5.

OK terrific app. I am looking for one thing based on update notes, mass reboot I think it said? I just started using v3.5

How do I implement either the Ant S3(+) to reboot every 12-24 hours automatically either through this program, or internally.

I am planning a vacation, and want to make sure they reboot daily or twice a day, because I'm unable to monitor them when not at home that I know of at least (That I am aware of, but that's is another option, I would like if it is available).

If I can make this happen, to automatically reboot, I will happily make a donation to the apps maker M

I can not get the automated emails to work either for some reason. Seems simple enough but I just do not get the email.

And this also constantly shows up yet they do not actually reboot. I assume this shows up because I have "Don't reboot more than every" 240 Seconds. (When there is an error )

right but what is command it runs? how do you enter the password from the monitor

I have used ssh root@ipaddress reboot

but have to enter the password first
 
What I do not understand is how to get the password in without manually typing it...

No that wouldnt work.. Basically what I want to do is take the script/command line that runs from the monitor, put it into a batch file so I can schedule the reboot. I need this to be an automated process.

What is the command the monitors runs when you right click and reboot?

I use task manager in windows to change what pool is specified on my mining proxy using a batch file. I just updated all my Ants to the latest firmware (Oct 24th) i think it is...

Now everytime it switches i have to reboot all my ants before it will start submitting shares again. Apparently this is an issue with the new version of CGMiner...

So I figure I could remedy the problem by writing a batch script that reboots the miners right after switching pools.

I am using Windows 7. I notice the monitor uses SSH to reboot the ants. what ssh program is used and what is the command line. The program I downloaded doesnt seem to have a password option so I cannot automate the reboots.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Ah, good point.  They would be gambling on solving a block before the network does, and if they're going to make that gamble they might as well just mine an entire block for themselves.  Time change+a few late nights must be taking their toll on my early morning thinking skills.

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In the rest of this post, I will be making reference to "super shares".  This is a term for grouping up multiple share submissions at a lower difficulty into a single share that is "big enough" to be put into the list of payments in the next block.

Building off my earlier post, the "5000 super shares" list of users that would get paid on the next block solve is flexible in that it could be altered to be a specific multiple of difficulty, just like PPLNS allows N to be changed to either increase or decrease the window being used.  By lumping share credit into "super shares", you can define a super share as any "difficulty sum".  Miners would continue to work at smaller difficulties like they always have in pooled mining.  Upon reaching the "super share" threshold, they enter the list of addresses to be paid the next time the block updates, and push off the oldest address in that list.

My earlier example of 5000 super shares at 8m diff each would be equivalent to PPLNS where 'N' = network difficulty.  If it was modified to the current pool setting, it would be closer to 32m diff per "super share", which would be 'N' = 4x network difficulty.


EDIT:  Just to clarify, "5000" is just an example where the minimum payment a user would receive is 0.005.  This wouldn't actually create a huge coinbase tx (in terms of data size).  There would not actually be 5000 addresses being paid in the coinbase.  Very fast users would be have multiple super shares in the list.  The fastest user on BTC Guild at this time would be 450-500 of the 5000 super shares paid in each block.

i recently bought an s3.....I would like to find out exactly what batch it is from....and if it is an s3+.  What detailed steps can anyone provide me to find this information out?

thanks in advance.

Heh - I am potentially one of them, despite the on/off nature of the Guild's announcement.

I was hoping to find some words-of-one-syl tutorials for setting up a p2pool account from scratch and using Bitmain's Antminer (S1, S2, S3) LuCI interface with it. I've found tantalizing hints that it can be done but no obvious tutorials. I hope they are not right under my nose, but if so I'm just not seeing them.

Do such tutorials exist (something like Dogie's or rubicite's tutorials for centralized pool users), and if so, can anyone point me to them?

Thanks!

Since this is basically complete in functionality, could I put in a feature request for that?

Is there a way to plot this to a db and chart hash rate over time? It could be a flat file/nosql db but would be handy to view the stats historically.

Just a heads up - the new S2 firmware is out, Antmonitor works with it if you change the setting from S2 to S3 

Anyway to add the S4 to work with this?

Downloaded v3.4. Working great now. Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll take a look. Though, my goal is to become proficient with the command line, like the matrix - think in code 

Wouldn't mind a block or two though.........